These Are The Days!

Time flies when you are having fun! I worry everyday that I will forget the precious moments that I share with my family, so I have decided that I need to do a better job capturing those memories. My sweet babies are growing so fast and I not only want to remember them as babies, but watch them grow into the amazing people they are!

Sunday, June 19, 2016

Final day of Vacation

I don't have any pictures of our last day of the cruise.  We got up early, had a last breakfast on the boat and then waited for our time to get off the ship.  We had a connecting flight in Phoenix.  Once we changed planes in Phoenix and were in the air about 15-20 minutes, our plane had to turn back around because of a mechanical problem.  We ended up waiting in Phoenix almost 3 hours before we were able to catch another flight to Austin.  Finally, we landed in Austin about 2:30 a.m., got our bags, and then drove back to San Antonio.  Regardless of the travel issues on the last day, we had an amazing vacation - one we will never forget!  We are so blessed to be able to experience God's wonder in Alaska with our most precious gift - our family!

Saturday, June 18, 2016

Alaska Cruise - Day 6 - Ketchican

On the 6th day, we were in Ketchican, Alaska.  This might have been our favorite excursion of all. All of us took a bus up to a little cabin, where we had a crab feast.  Then, we boarded a float plane for a short ride back to the boat.  It was amazing!  The float plan seated only 6 people, including the pilot.  I sat co-pilot a little cautiously, but loved every minute of it.  The ride was surprisingly smooth for such a little plane and the views were astounding!  As we landed back on the water we were all smiles.  It was definitely a once in a lifetime experience.






















Friday, June 17, 2016

Alaska Cruise - Day 5 - Juneau

On the 5th day we were in Juneau, Alaska.  Jason, John, and Dad went on a salmon fishing trip.  Jason caught the biggest fish :).  Kristy, Chayse, Mom, Kennedi, Cade, and I went dog sledding.  We rode a bus up to a dog training camp. There, we rode on a sled, pulled by the team of dogs.  We got to learn each of the dogs names and personalities and watch as the trainer gave them commands.  Afterwards, we got to do a little learning about real Eskimo dog sledders.  Finally, we got to hold some puppies that they had there at the camp.  It was a lot of fun! That night, we had our "fancy" dinner on the boat.  The kids dressed up a little and enjoyed some fine dining before we went to the show!